Rick and Morty Vol. 11, Paperback

The hit comic book series based on Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland's hilarious adult swim](TM) animated show RICK AND MORTY(TM) continues in its eleventh volume featuring all-new stories not seen on TV

In this volume, believe it or not, Morty gets...a friend How is Rick gonna screw THAT up? Then, Morty crash-lands on a crazy planet, all by himself. Can he stay alive until Rick rescues him? In a special two part story from writer Tini Howard, Jerry joins a pyramid scheme, and everyone pays the price. And in "Honey, I Ricked the Kids," Summer and Morty get Rick-tified. How will they use their new mega-brains? Plus: bonus short stories, including one featuring BRAND NEW Rick and Morty Animated Series character GLOOTIE Featuring work by Eisner-nominated writer Kyle Starks (Sexcastle) and series artist Marc Ellerby in collaboration with all-star talent like Magdalene Visaggio (Eternity Girl, Morning in America, Kim & Kim), Ian MacGinty (Adventure Time, Rocko's Modern Life), Sarah Stern (Zodiac Starforce), and Crank Collects issues #51-55.

Kyle Starks is an Eisner-nominated comic creator from southern Indiana, where he resides with his beautiful wife and two amazing daughters. He is the author of the graphic novels Kill Them All, Sexcastle, and Rock Candy Mountain, and he also writes for the Rick and Morty comic book. Marc Ellerby is a comics illustrator living in Essex, UK. He has worked on such titles as Rick and Morty, Doctor Who, Regular Show and The Amazing World of Gumball. His own comics (which you should totally check out!) are Chloe Noonan: Monster Hunter and Ellerbisms. You can read some comics if you like at marcellerby.com. Magdalene Visaggio is the Eisner and GLAAD Media Award-nominated writer behind Kim & Kim, Eternity Girl, Dazzler: X Song, Transformers vs Visionaries, and Morning in America. A lifelong comics reader, she studied English at Virginia Commonwealth University and did graduate work in Ethics & Moral Theology at Seton Hall before dropping out to focus on writing comics where people hit each other with guitars. When not writing, she's probably passed out on her couch at three in the morning with a cat on top of her while Netflix asks if she wants to continue watching Star Trek: The Next Generation. She lives in Manhattan.